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I picked interest in broadcasting as a child -60-year-old Okoka

I am Ilemi Okoka.  I am a grandmother, very simple. I was born in Kaduna. My father was a civil servant so he moved from place to place. I grew up in

Life at Nasarawa’s market-turned-housing estate

Ibrahim said: “I started trading in Abuja before coming to the International Market and I now live here. I cannot return to my village because if I am

Lost Days of Kano Hides and Skin

While there, the Ghanaian head of state was shown round some selected indigenous enterprises, among them, the Nabegu Tannery situated at the state’s S

Bakassi returnees camp: A nation’s shame, citizens’ pain

Perhaps, this action reflects her disappointment with a nation, a society that has shown little or no concern  to the plight of its own people displac

Esie: If the stones could speak

At about the year 1775, 1,700 soapstone images were discovered at Esie in  what later became  Kwara state. These images were quite striking when they